Who it's for · Fitters

Paper packs go missing, job notes change after you leave, and the office asks if you got the signature

Staff fitters see assigned jobs on a restricted dashboard. Freelancers claim fit work in the Fitter portal. Both complete site checklists, capture signatures, and get updates in Inbox - without the full office UI.

Fitters are invited by their shop under Settings → Fitters as staff or freelance, then sign in to CutBench.

Why it's good for you

For fitters

Staff or freelance - same site work, different path

Staff fitters are invited by their shop and get jobs the office assigns. Freelance fitters join a shop’s roster and claim offers in the Fitter portal - including across multiple shops that invite them.

  • Staff: assigned jobs on a restricted shop dashboard
  • Freelance: offers and claimed jobs in the Fitter portal
  • Both: jobs and inbox focused for the van - not quoting or admin

Jobs focused for the van

Fitter access is built around jobs and inbox - not quoting, reporting, or admin settings. You get what you need for site work without wading through office screens.

  • Open the job for address, notes, and files
  • Upload photos from site so the shop sees what you saw

Checklists and signatures on site

Digital job forms replace paper packs. Complete fitter checklists on phone or tablet and capture a customer signature before you leave - PDF saved on the job for the office.

Inbox that finds you

Assignments, offers, mentions, and job alerts land in CutBench Inbox with deep links back to the job - so you are not hunting through WhatsApp for “which kitchen was that?”

Day to day

On a fit day

  1. 01

    Open today’s jobs

    Staff check assigned jobs; freelancers open claimed work in the portal. Confirm site details, notes, and files from the office.

  2. 02

    Work the install

    Update as you go; add photos if something needs the shop’s eye.

  3. 03

    Close out on site

    Finish the checklist, get the signature, and leave paperwork on the job - not in the van.

Don't pay until you've finished your first job

Run a real job from quote to done before you choose a plan. Book a demo if you'd rather walk through it first.